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Benzodiazepines 'a major problem' in illicit drug supply

Within a fraction of a second, Speedy says he knew something was wrong. In September, the longtime drug user, who didn't want CBC to use his real name, unwittingly smoked fentanyl spiked with…

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Federal government settles hundreds of millions worth of claims with Sask. First Nations

First Nations across Saskatchewan are settling claims against the federal government for hundreds of millions of dollars.The settlements, known as…

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Spain's soccer federation vows legal action over Jenni Hermoso's comments on World Cup kiss

Spain's soccer federation stood firmly by its president, Luis Rubiales, on Saturday even as he faces a storm of criticism…

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Reporting workplace harassment is hard. Here's what workers and employers need to know

When Liz LeClair was dealing with sexual harassment at work, she spent years thinking it was just something she had…

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Do exercise, nature and socializing make people happier? Research suggests we don't really know

Hannah Ali feels happiest when she can take her dog, Ella, out for a walk and meet up with her…

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As wildfires still burn, communities grieve destruction with eye towards rebuilding

If the power or data on your device is low, you can get wildfire updates on CBC Lite, our low-bandwidth, text-only websiteLearn…

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How a Jewish summer camp basketball game 40 years ago fought to undo antisemitic lessons

The Sunday Magazine16:02How a summer camp basketball game changed livesWhen Hart Snider was nine years old, he played a basketball…

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HMCS Haida — the 'fightingest' ship in the Royal Canadian Navy — turns 80

It was one of those damp, bone-chilling days so common in Halifax in late December when Andy Barber first caught…

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What Quebec teachers say is behind the acute staffing shortage — and what could solve it

Unlike some parents floored by the news, high school teacher Mike Wadden wasn't shocked to learn this week that the…

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